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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
In instances where context is important, I have been including a summary with call to action at the start of the message, then include details below to hopefully eliminate back and forth. It helps me be more clear with my point, and most pe
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I love asking someone who sent me a Slack wall of AI text to join a huddle, then ask them deep questions about said wall of text while they struggle because they have no idea what they’re talking about. It seems to encourage folks to be a l
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
That’s very interesting. You’d think he would get bailed out, right? Being a big dumb idiot shouldn’t really get you thrown in jail for an extended period of time. Maybe we can bring back the stocks!
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I love the guy gets a ticket for operating an authorized vehicle in the lake.
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
No, that’s what the money is for.
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I have done exactly the same type and amount of stuff with my flipper zero, probably in the target demo. still, no complaints! I think the one is a cool toy that I will one day (if I’m lucky) use as the perfect solution for a problem. If I
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
In dense urban environments, VHF (~144 MHz) actually performs better than UHF (~446 MHz) for a few reasons... Lower frequencies diffract better around obstacles. VHF diffracts more readily around and over buildings than UHF. VHF penetrates
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
Flock already licenses their data to anyone who pays, right?
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I don’t think it matters if you’re “good enough” or not. Much of AI development is iterative. If you context switch between A from project 1 to B from project 2 back to check A, then maybe C while B finishes up, you will lose the flow state
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
It’s more than just data locality. OpenRouter is faster, no? I have an M4 pro, and anything but the smallest dumbest models are unusably slow for interactive use. I personally haven’t yet found a good use case for offline/non-interacti
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
It’s university. It’s the time to be irresponsible and immature. When I worked managing serious high performance computing systems at a university and my job relied on the network. When the network failed, we would just go to the bar and ha
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
Why would they deserve “more consequences”? Academia isn’t the real world. It’s a place where people can learn how to interact with the world as an adult. People should be encouraged to experiment (within reason) and if there is no actual b
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I got my first job in technology when I moved into my dorm freshman year. I had been looking forward to having Ethernet for a while, and once I plugged it in, no network. I realized that they still needed to assign IP addresses, and no netw
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
What are the biggest problems you've seen? Is it mostly related to limits for the subscription plans? Within my circles (mostly big enterprises), I see more and more of my friends using Claude, and spending money on it, so they must be
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
Homeowners insurance rarely actually covers everything lost in a fire, and takes years to pay out in many cases. I really hope your disaster recovery plan is "insurance'll fix it".
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I don't run prints when I'm not home. I have a fire suppression system in my H2S, and I had one with my A1. You only need it to fuck up once, and your house is toast.
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I have multiple Bambu printers, and I've had no problems at all with AMS or AMS2 pro. It just works for me, even with all kinds of weird filaments. Not saying you're wrong, but my experience has been flawless.
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
You might want to run a tension adjustment process. It’s in Bambu’s highly useful documentation.
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
The support cost of users complaining something doesn’t work because they’re on 5g while trying to control something on their WiFi is significant. Why not just make it work?
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
I don’t need to hire hackers to use my 3d printer. It just works.
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
Thank you. My Bambu printer works excellently. The previous one I bought years ago is still going strong with a friend now. When parts wear out, I can easily get official, known quality replacements. I have never had a problem with the soft
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
> Nobody can infer when I work and when I sleep. That includes me. Are you like /severed/ or something? Surely you can infer when you work and sleep from your experience living your life as you.
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by quietsegfault 5mo ago
Jokes on them, they got the wrong IP address, dummies!!! My IP address is 127.0.0.1!
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by quietsegfault 6mo ago
My first job out of college was at a .edu, and we made good use of SunRays! The session being linked to a smartcard was excellent for popping into a computer lab anywhere on any campus to send an email in the age before smartphones.
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by quietsegfault 6mo ago
Was? Is.
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by quietsegfault 6mo ago
So what? A registered agent is literally the agent registered to accept process service. The registered agent is clearly not the corporate headquarters, a branch office, or anything other than a business whose purpose is to accept lawsuits,
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by quietsegfault 6mo ago
Right. The arbitrary nature of enforcement is a feature.
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by quietsegfault 6mo ago
Why would you want to keep using a vendor that screws you over? If I’m charging back, I’m done with that vendor. Why would that vendor want to do business with a customer that doesn’t pay their bills (whether justified or not)?
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by quietsegfault 6mo ago
Sure, it’s a real policy. It came from their website, from the official means of support.
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by quietsegfault 6mo ago
I know this is a joke, but Amazon’s bots give me compensation literally all the time when something goes wrong. It’s possible.

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